The winners in the 5G world are already doing the virtuous work to consider the unintended and potentially disruptive consequences of the tech. {$excerpt:n}
Dish Network may control the lion’s share of the 12.2-12.7 GHz spectrum, but it’s the second largest holder of the spectrum that’s knocking on the FCC’s doors, urging the U.S.
AT&T hired Bill Morrow, the former CEO of Clearwire, to lead the company’s cost-cutting initiatives. {$excerpt:n}
U.S. Cellular President and CEO Ken Meyers today repeated a call he made last week, saying it’s critical that the U.S. wireless industry get access to a significant amount of
The $4 billion charge levied on Vodafone Idea could sink the company, according to a second Bloomberg report. The bill is roughly equivalent to Vodafone Idea’s 2018 full year revenues {$excerpt:n}
China’s commercial 5G launch is happening November 1, a full month after plans called for launching in connection with the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of
This week, Nokia acknowledged that it hired about 350 employees in Finland this year to primarily work on custom SoCs for 5G. {$excerpt:n}
AT&T announced updated unlimited wireless plans, the most expensive of which features a 100 GB data cap before throttling and free HBO, with plans to offer its HBO Max service
The renaissance, so to speak, that’s happening with fixed wireless access (FWA) in the U.S. isn’t lost on Airspan Networks, which cut its teeth on FWA some 20 years ago.
Marking the end of an era, NTT DoCoMo announced on Tuesday that it will end its i-mode service, an internet-capable mobile phone system that was introduced in 1999, but has